What's Happening at the Flagship?

News, Events, & Information

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Open House. Thursday, August 20, 2026 from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Parents will follow their student's schedule and visit all their classes.

Parent Nights. Grade Level Parent Meetings will be held from 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM following the schedule below. Parents may attend a meeting with grade level assistant principal and counselor to learn about academic expectations, rules, and school procedures.

• Freshmen – Class of 2030 on Monday, August 10, 2026
• Sophomores – Class of 2029 on Tuesday, August 11, 2026
• Juniors – Class of 2028 on Thursday, August 13, 2026
• Seniors – Class of 2027 on Tuesday, August 2026

Open House. Thursday, August 20, 2026 from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM. Parents will follow their child's schedule, meet briefly with teachers, learn about clubs & programs and have the opportunity to purchase Admiral gear.

Online Attendance Forms. the Franklin High School Attendance Forms to dismiss a student early, inform that a student will be late, or send a parent note for an absence. Please remember a student with more than five (5) absences per semester, must supply a doctor’s note to be excused. Please refer to the Student Handbook – WCS High Schools for details. 

Athletic Event Tickets. Purchase tickets and season passes for all home games from GoFan.co 

Checkpoints Driver Safety Training

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Every WCS high school has implemented the Checkpoints Driver Safety Training for all WCS Students who drive and park on school grounds. The course is designed to reduce injury and fatalities due to risky and inexperienced driving. All students who are driving a vehicle, riding an e-bike, e-scooter or other electronic transportation device on campus must attend one Checkpoints during high school with a parent or guardian. Students will be eligible for a parking permit once the student has met the following:

• Valid Driver’s License
• Completed the Checkpoints Training.
• Registered for parking pass and payment received.
• Student and Parent/Guardian must attend Checkpoints Training. No late attendees will be admitted once the training starts. Training lasts approximately 45 minutes and is fun and exciting. 

New this year, students who want to ride e-bikes to school will have to complete the safety training as well. The requirement is part of a collaborative effort between law enforcement, local municipalities and the WCS Safety and Security Department. 

The new expectations are part of the district’s updated Student Transportation Policy, approved by the Williamson County School Board. Riding an e-bike, e-scooter or other electronic transportation device to school is considered a privilege and may be revoked if students fail to follow safety expectations.

Training Dates are subject to change at the last minute. Notice will be sent to the provided email during registration at the earliest opportunity. Locations of the training class will depend on the projected attendance and will be communicated via email and/or Schoology prior to the training. 

Checkpoints Training Dates

• Training dates will be added as soon as they are scheduled.